[OZAPRS] UIDIGI 1.9 problem?

Liz VK2XSE edodd55 at gmail.com
Tue Oct 14 18:34:58 EST 2014


QTR Tue, 14 Oct 2014 18:14:34 +1100 Peter VK2MPJ QTC

> Liz,
> 
> I have just had a look at the logs available on APRS.fi for RGF-1 and
> it has heard at least 7 mobile stations direct over the last month
> VK2HLT-8
> VK2KAW-9
> VK5ATN-8
> VK2TRB-9
> VK2ACT-8 (Heard Today)
> VK4QC-9
> VK2KNV-9 (Heard today)
agreed

> 
> You say that your mobile set up has worked on every other digi you
> have passed in the last year, but I wonder have you recently (as in
> since you noticed this anomaly)
which is at least one month, but probably since 21 Aug 14

> passed any other digis to verify
> correct operation. 
Yes, been heard by 2RWG, 2KAW, 2RGI, 3RAW 


> What are your current path and beacon settings?
smart beaconing, standard settings on the Kenwood 710, WIDE 2-2

> 
> It is possible for a digi to ignore an individual call sign, but that 
> would require that call sign to be added to the "budlist" but this
> can only be done by the sysop.  It is not something that can randomly
> happen without a config change.
> But, if you believe it to be ignoring your call sign, have you
> attempted to use your mobile set up but with someone elses call
> programmed in?
ready to go this evening with the OM in the vehicle


> 
> As for why you do not appear to be hearing packets from other Digis,
> without seeing the missing packets and their associated paths 
which is an impossibility

> it is
> hard to comment.  I have been in discussion with Alan, about the
> state of the APRS system in the Riverina.  I do not have access to
> the digis to have a look at local logs / configs etc.  I may see if I
> can get access and have a look.
> 
> Without further testing it is hard to speculate as to the root cause.

Others on this list aren't aware that RGF was actually transmitting
packet over the voice repeater system at the end of last month, so it
hasn't been "well". At that stage it wasn't even transmitting its
idents on 145.175, but after restart I started to hear its idents
again, but no digipeating behaviour.

I started off asking if the UIDIGI could be capable of misconfiguration
(cosmic rays of course) which would actually put me in the "badlist",
along with all wide area packets.
Is this actually possible?



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Liz
VK2XSE


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